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Damage warning for peninsula pipe plans

Andrew MathiesonA PIPELINE under Corio Bay could run the risk of damage from ships dropping anchor. Victorian Regional Channels Authority has warned developers of the...

DFO laughs off story about setting up here

Jane EmerickDFO operators yesterday laughed off a report the company would open a store in Torquay. A spokesperson for Austexx, the company behind development of...

Trial for biolsolids project

By Hamish HeardBarwon Water will begin drying recycled sewage sludge at a trial facility next week ahead of building a $30 million plant at...

Mormons overcome in battle of churches

Hamish HeardA Morman show of strength has pulled the church over the line in a battle to find the region’s strongest faith. The Church...

Geelong hub of pre-election promises

Alex de VosLabor yesterday pledged a sports academy and a new $1 million Northern Community Hub for Geelong. The facilities capped a week of pre-election...

Call for Government to release port plan: What are you hiding?

Andrew MathiesonThe Bracks Government is hiding plans to seize control of Geelong’s port until after the election, a community group has warned. Geelong Community for...

You Yangs snow on eve of summer. Way-out weather

Peter FaragoGEELONG narrowly missed recording its lowest November temperature on Wednesday when the mercury struggled to 12.4 degrees amid reports of snow in the...

Nudists groups in call for clean up at beach

NUDISTS plan to clean up Point Impossible next week. And they want regular beach users to join them. Free Beach Association and Nudists Association of Victoria...

Factory inferno

Jane EmerickA “dangerous” fire at South Geelong yesterday morning left a damage bill costing millions of dollars. Sixty firefighters and 12 units had to overcome...

The barber of Geelong

Andrew MathiesonFOR immigrant Edward Persic, Australia will always be a land of opportunity. He arrived at Melbourne’s Station Pier in 1968 – a once familiar...

Fireworks fizzer

Andrew MathiesonPORTARLINGTON’S summer fireworks have been canned for the first time in 12 years. Repeated months of dry weather have ignited the risk and annual...

Mayor’s dad inspires donor call

BY HAMISH HEARDGeelong transplant recipients have joined the city’s mayor in urging locals to sign up as donors during Australian Organ Donor Awareness...

Man, I feel like a woman

It’s up to Geelong to decide the queen of country music as ‘Man, I Feel Like A Woman’ coming to the city next month....

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